Serious problem: deaf crawly fingers during cycle

[German]

Hello,

this seems to be a strange problem. I have very small hands
with short fingers for a man. When cycling and increasing my
muscle mass my fingers become thick like German sausages.
Until here nothing unusual, I think.

But I seem to have some blood circulation problem. My fingers
feel crawly all the time and when I bend my arm or leave it in
an unfavourable position, it starts to hurt, as if blood circulation
had completely stopped in them.
That particularly happens during night, so I wake up 2-3 times
to change my position. This sucks.
Usually the problem disappears 3-4 weeks after the end of
the cycle. I haven't seen a doctor yet.

Does anyone on this board have similar experiences?

Thanks for your input !

German

 

[CycloneHWT]

It could just be inflammation in your shoulder. This past summer i had a similar problem and it came from my shoulder. But my entire arm was numb when i woke up and i had shooting pains through my hands, but it might just be inflammation pressing on the nerve. Try some advil, that might help with imflammation, if that doesnt work, see a doctor, just my .02

Cyclone

 

[M56M]

Dont really know what it is bro, but i can tell you i have the same exact thing during my cycle. it is like your arm is asleep but worse, exactly like you said as if the circulation has been shut down to that part of your body.

Any bros have an explanation for this?

M56M

 

[Zyglamail]

I get the problem all the time on tren, I just cant keep my arms from falling asleep at night and I end up changing positions 8-10 times a night. At least in my case the tren makes your muscles full and hard all the time which I think is causing preasure on nerves that normally wouldnt be there. In turn this preasure causes numbness etc. Mine also fades in the weeks post cycle and goes back to normal.

 

[German]

Thanks for your comments. I thought I was the only one
with these strange symptoms. But obviously I am not.
I don't think that I have an inflammation in my shoulder.
I am currently just on Sustanon, nothing else and I am
feeling great with no pain at all unlike during my first cycle which
was a Primo/Win stack.
I also thought that the harder and fuller muscles put some
pressure on nerves and blood vessels what hinders blood
circulation. But, Jesus, I have just a 17" arm. What would my
fingers do with a 20" gun. Just fall off?

I will keep an eye on it. If it gets worse I'll go and see a doc.

German

 

[JMasters]

Someone had posted this before. Someone responded saying they thought it was due to increased blood flow while on a cycle. Like after a major pump